Ole Miss Women’s Basketball Signs Guard Jaida Civil for 2026-27 Season
Ole Miss women’s basketball announced the addition of Tennessee transfer Jaida Civil for the 2026-27 season, highlighting her high school accolades and college impact.
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Ole Miss women’s basketball announced the addition of Tennessee transfer Jaida Civil for the 2026-27 season, highlighting her high school accolades and college impact.
Read MoreMississippi State women’s basketball announced the addition of Reese Beaty, a sophomore guard from Iowa State, for the upcoming season. Beaty impressed with her playmaking and distribution skills last year.
Read MoreThe Northwest Mississippi women’s basketball team will host open tryouts for the 2026-27 season at Howard Coliseum in Senatobia on April 21.
Read MoreCotie McMahon and Latasha Lattimore made history as the first Ole Miss women’s basketball players to be selected in the same WNBA draft. McMahon was picked 11th overall, Lattimore 21st.
Read MoreMacie Phifer, a decorated high school athlete from Mississippi, joins Mississippi State after a standout freshman season at Middle Tennessee State. She is expected to contribute immediately to the Bulldogs’ roster.
Read MoreOle Miss women’s basketball announced the addition of Rachael Okokoh, a forward from Penn State, to its 2026-27 roster, strengthening its frontcourt for the upcoming season.
Read MoreOle Miss women’s basketball announced the signing of Florida transfer Knisha Godfrey for the 2026-27 season. The guard brings SEC experience and leadership to the Rebels.
Read MoreOle Miss women’s basketball has added Maya Anderson, a transfer from San Jose State, for the 2025-26 season, continuing its team-building efforts through the transfer portal.
Read MoreOle Miss women’s basketball announces the addition of center Emily Howard from Boise State for the 2026-27 season, continuing roster improvements under coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin.
Read MoreOle Miss forward Cotie McMahon has received an invitation to attend the 2026 WNBA Draft in New York City, marking a milestone in her collegiate career.
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